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PAGE 4 B HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. AUGUST 17, 195R 4 , r"U f 1 A 1 r ii i 1 ' A ? .... ....... A 4V v mrJ ifctrrini -alii liimr i 1 ; a i oCoretta IfFj. oCemfer deride oj? Cli (Continued from Page IB) veil. Her corsage was of red roses. Mrs. Cheyne wore a blue lace Irock with s matching feathered headdress and a white rose corsage. Immediately following the cere mony, the young couple greeted the nearly 300 guests at a recep- Barbecue LANGEI.L VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vaden gave a barbe que at their home in Langell Val ley on August S, a farewell party for their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vaden and granddaughter Becky Lynn. The young Vadens are moving to Wat sonville. He graduated from Cor vallis this year as a pharmacist. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Trav i Callaway of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vaden and children of Odessa, Texas, Mr. ana Airs, r.rnesi uanieis ana cnn dren and Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Va den of Klamath Falls, Sherdell Page of Fort Klamath, Anita Va den, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vaden and Becky and the host and hostess. tinn tn fha crv-ial nartni allnin ing the church. The lace covered refreshment table was centered by a four-tiered white wedding 'cake, ornately decorated with tangerine colored roses and topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. Alter the first slice of cake was cut by the new Mr. and Mrs. tneyne, Mrs. Lena Buck and Mrs. Wilbur 0. Brickner, aunts of the bride, served the confection.' At the rnffpe cprvira urae Rar- bara McVay, cousin of the bride groom; serving punch was Mrs. Leroy Johnson. Attending the gift table was AnnA Rrirlrnor nncin of the bride. Margie Quail's assist ed tne guests signing the bride s book. For travel. T.nrctta rhne a tiun piece red ensemble with match ing hat and accessories and her bridal orchid ninnpH tn Viat- cKnnl. der. The couple's wedding trip will iane mem to i.aKe Louise, Can ada. After August 15 they will be at home in thpir nnartmonf n California Avenue in Klamath rails. The bridegroom f a nraJ.iBu of Henlev Hich Kphnnl nA t I tended one year each at Oregon State College and Oregon Technical Institute. At the present time he has farming interests in the Ba sin. The bride, a graduate of Mer rill High School, attended Oregon State College two years and one year at Southern Oregon College. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. F. M. Cheyne, grandmother of the bridegroom. Portland; Mrs. Vi ola Pollard, Crescent City; Mrs. Emma Brickner, grandmother of Brenda Holder Bridal Shower DORRIS Brenda Sue Holder, who will become the bride of Wil liam Ward on Labor Day, was hon ored at a bridal shower at the Dorris City Hall on August 12. The hostesses, Thaya Nicholos, Bonnie Valena. Alice Nunemaker and Viv ian Wilson, served refreshments to approximately 40 guests. The conversation piece of the serving table was a large beau tifully decorated cake. Brenda Sue is a 1938 graduate and William is a 1953 graduate of Butte Valley High School. teiine Ithe bride, Everett, Washington?, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harbin, Brook, ings; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kid. wplt. Ashland- Ohip TiimAlGnH Cour d'Alene, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Turnbaugh,. Portland; and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Wells, Sacramento. Thp vnnnff pnilnlp uae taioA .1 several pre-nuptial evenus culmi. nated by a rehearsal dinner par. tv held at Harold's Ihp pvpnin, prior to the wedding. (More Pictures on Page 3B) It' the BIG CHEV SUMMER SAFARI! N, 1958 PICK-UPS for only M995 SS9S Dwn tjul la a month U,M Dv. DUGAN-MEST TRADE BEST TAIPEI, FORMOSA, (Taiwan on old maps) has been homa io Major and Mrs. Peter D. Paviclc, and their two young daughters, Linda, II, left, and Judy, 8, tor the last two years. The family has been in Klamath Falls as guests of ths major's sister, Mrs. Phil Les and her family after landing on American soil from duty with the Military As sistance Advisory Group. He is to report at a later date at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C. for an assignment with the office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel, The much traveled family has lived in other parts of the world, Africa, Algiers, Sicily, Italy, Germany following the officer's World War II combat duty. The family flew home' from the Far East, will travel to Washington in a new ear. They found the Chinese people delightful friends and com panions and living conditions comfortable in Formosa. The Army officer is a native of Oregon, born in Bend. Mrs. Paviclc served as an Army nurse during the war her hus band fought in. , Photo by Otto Ellis HOME TO GRAMPA'S meant coming to see Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, 133 Grant Street, Klamath Falls, to young Michael Hugh, 2 years old, and his sister Maura, which is the lilting Irish for the English Mary. Maura has counted years up to three. They are children of Mr. and Mrs. John Moran ot 855 fhornhill Drive, Broadmoor Vi II Mage, Colma, a south suburb of San Francisco. Mrs, Moran is the former Kathleen O'Connor, daughter of a pioneer Klamath County livestock family. Aunties in Klamath Falls are Marilou and Pati O'Connor. The children's father is as sociated with Pacific Gas and Electric in San Francisco. Photo by Kettler 'JIHI'al r PROUDLY PRESENTS An exclusive presentation of YOUTHCRAFT Fall Col lection of suits and coats at our store. Monday, Aug. 1 8th, 1 0 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mr. ALBERT SHEVALIER, well known YOUTH CRAFT fashion consultant will assist in your selection. TRUNK SHOWING... of exclusive suits and coats ; ...by YOUTHCRAFT Informal modeling of lustrous cashmere and other luxurious fabrics . . . famous Fabulama, Berriege Suflette and others from the "Million Dollar Look." Also suits in imported Tweeds, Forstmann Fabrics and others in dressmaker and classic designs. ' '. COATS ... 39.98 to $ 129.98 SUITS . . . $49.98 to $ 110.00 SHOP MONDAY - 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. INFORMAL MODELING THROUGHOUT THE DAY GALA STYLE SHOW AT 7 P.M. DOOR PRIZE . . A 49.98 Suit or Coat Will Be Given Away at 8 p.m. 525 Main Mrs. Lockart Pays Visit ni'NSMl'in Mildred Lockart. Rehokah district deputy president, will pay her official visit to her home lodge, the Oriole Rohekah Lodqe of Dunsmuir, on the eve nina of Autuvt 22. Ceremonies will he hi'ld at the Dunsmuir Masonic Temple besinning at 8 p.m. Amanda Cook of Dunsmuir, dis trict deputy marshal, will share honors with Mrs. Lockart. V isitors from neiqhborinc lodcrs will be welcomed at the festivities. Non Cobof Here's the whole eye picture ot a glance. Tips on everything from mascara to eyeglasses. They'ie in the August 17 . Family Weekly In Today's SUNDAY tVrdflmB hand vaV f'& Black urdf Vl'.7W JrWW Brown mcd Thf, '. . 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